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The beauty and the yeast: can the microalgae Dunaliella form a borderline lichen with Hortaea werneckii?
Lichenized fungi usually develop complex, stratified morphologies through an intricately balanced living together with their algal partners, but several species are known to form only more or less loose associations with algae. These borderline lichens are still little explored although they could i
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